youtu.be/3K5AUddTNb0?... Another top drawer quiz from the team at psy2go. Why not take a few minutes out and see where it takes you. It's fun and is not designed to upset or rattle folks.
The Self-Compassion Scale is Not Validated in a Buddhist Sample.
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May 2022 – Jul 2025Where it's discussed
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The discussions include casual mentions such as 'how harsh is your negative self talk' and references to self-quiz videos, which demonstrate a focus on personal wellness rather than scientific validation. The tone remains light and superficial, indicating limited deep engagement or recognition of the article's significance.
Most discussions seem to focus on acknowledging the publication's findings but do not strongly challenge or support its conclusions.
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Responses appear superficial, with some references to negative self-talk and general well-being rather than detailed analysis of the article.
The overall conversations suggest minimal influence of the publication on the broader community, as discussions center around personal self-assessment tools rather than scientific critique or implications.
Abstract in brief
- The study found that the Self-Compassion Scale (SCS) was not valid when used with Buddhist individuals, as it did not replicate its original structure and showed unexpected relationships.
- Specifically, key dimensions like self-kindness and common humanity did not behave as expected among Buddhists, such as not correlating with better emotional outcomes or being linked to lovingkindness meditation practice.
- The researchers suggested that the concept of self-compassion measured by the SCS may differ from how it is understood in Buddhism, raising questions about its appropriateness for clinical and research use in Buddhist populations.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyHow harsh is your negative self talk? https://t.co/CrC4RLKjVj
Quiz: How Harsh Is Your Negative Self-Talk? (Self Test) https://t.co/ZqMxXxTyLJ via @YouTube
今日のあぶすと① 「セルフコンパッションの尺度」についての研究 https://t.co/sVUsUQma28
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youtu.be/3K5AUddTNb0?... Another top drawer quiz from the team at psy2go. Why not take a few minutes out and see where it takes you. It's fun and is not designed to upset or rattle folks.
Quiz: How Harsh Is Your Negative Self-Talk? (Self Test) https://t.co/ZqMxXxTyLJ via @YouTube
How harsh is your negative self talk? https://t.co/CrC4RLKjVj
今日のあぶすと① 「セルフコンパッションの尺度」についての研究 https://t.co/sVUsUQma28